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April 10 - May 4. 2008
by David Lindsay-Abaire Maine premiere.
Rabbit Hole, winner of the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for drama, is about
a couple dealing with a tragic loss. Set eight months after the
incident, Becca and Howie are desperately trying to get their lives
back on track. Told with humor and warmth, Rabbit Hole is a stunningly
beautiful piece that will touch your heart. Critics raved about
the Broadway production of Rabbit Hole. The play was nominated for
four 2006 Tony Awards including Best Play. Original leading lady,
Cynthia (Sex and the City) Nixon, won the Tony Award for Outstanding
Leading Actress in a Play.
Reviews
From THE PORTLAND PHOENIX
by Megan Grumbling
"David Lindsay-Abaire's alternately harrowing and hilarious drama
is powerfully produced by the Good Theater, under the direction
of Brian P. Allen."
"Both the script and performances of Poirier and Kimball make the
sisters' tension acute and absolutely delectable. They are a total
hoot."
"Poirier and Rubin play off each other powerfully."
"Luckily, all this misery is tempered by some exceptionally funny
family comedy. Each woman of this family has a very sharp, and very
different, comic sense: Becca is rather arch, Izzy brash and take-no-prisoners.
And then there's Nat. No-nonsense, simple, outrageous, and insufferable,
especially once she's had a few glasses, Mom rambles on in comic-relief
tirades that any character actor would die for. What a pleasure
for us that she's in the hands of the wonderful Tootie Van Reenen,
who's heightened Nat's outrageousness with a smart dead-pan and
killer timing."
THE PORTLAND PRESS HERALD
by Steve Feeney
"Harrowing, but with comic relief, it's a very good play and a
must-see in this fine Maine premiere production." "A compelling
portrayal..." "...first rate..."
From THE BOLLARD
by Jason Wilkins
"Good Theater has chosen to end its current season at the St. Lawrence
with this recent Pulitzer Prize winner by David Lindsay-Abaire.
They've gone out on a high note."
Cast
& Crew
Directed by Brian P. Allen
Becca - Denise Poirier
Izzy - Kathleen Kimball
Howie - Mark Rubin
Nat - Tootie Van Reenen
Jason - Jesse Leighton
Set Design - Craig Robinson
Lighting Design - Jamie Grant
Production Stage Manager - Joshua Hurd
Wardrobe Supervisor - Joan McMahon
Props - Pamela Rogers
Costumes - Brian P. Allen
Assistant Stage Manager - Natasha Mieskowski
Production Assistant - Gary Thayer
Additional Set Construction - Heather Lumb, Mandy Johnson
Assistant Lighting Designer - Michaela Wirth
Hair Stylist - Kathleen Kimball
Executive & Artistic Director - Brian P. Allen
Production Manager/Technical Director - Stephen Underwood
Business Manager - Denise Poirier
Costume Cleaning - Pratt Abbott Dry Cleaners
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